I was recently looking for a gift and one of my friends recommended Urbanum. I echo what one of…read morethe other reviewers said...the store is gorgeous plus it's decorated for Christmas. There are lots of home items including all types of candles, gifts for cocktail lovers, soaps and lotions, and cookbooks. I bought gifts for two friends and a gift for myself. I will definitely return in the future for more gifts and I'm sure more gifts for me. There is street parking on Woodward and surrounding streets. The store is located at the corner of Woodward and West Grand Blvd. (south of W. Grand, west side of Woodward). Happy shopping!

I am obsessed with this store. No, really, the evidence is quite compelling:…read more-I have notification turned on so I can be the first to see any updates on social media. -I love Brigid, the owner, and think her style is quite honestly perfect. -The last time I stopped in there was an Avalon bakery pop up! What! -I never knew what a vintage vinyl floorcloth was, but now I keep imagining how they would look in different rooms of the house. -The card selection! If you haven't been here, you're missing out. I can't dish out enough praise for this shop.

This is a must stop shop if you're looking for something unique to wear for a special event or…read moreeclectc gifts. This is not your average shop but a boutique curated from the best designers. I have a very special event coming up and I'm excited to work with Rachel to find the perfect dress and accessories. They have two locations, one being more formal attire. If you haven't visited the Peacock Room....Darling, what are you wearing? lol

Stumbled upon the Peacock room by accident when I was visiting the beautiful Fisher building and…read morewhat a lovely addition is to a building with such beautiful architecture to have a store that is so charming with beautiful clothes. I ended up finding a sweater that was absolutely adorable and then struck up a conversation with Rachel who, After I told her that I was visiting Detroit for the weekend, gave me lots of suggestions on where to go and we had a really lovely chat. Definitely recommend anyone stopping in here and it will be a place I stop by again. Next time I come to Detroit.

Well, the Peacock Room did it again! I can always count on them for finding the perfect dress and…read moreaccessories, especially for events depicting the Roaring Twenties, Harlem Renaissance era. Yesterday, Friday November 8, 2024 I sang songs written by author/musician Heather Buchanan and Tracy Kash for Heather's newest novel titled, VICTORS. It is about Black musicians who went to France to help fight in World War I. Ultimately, they were largely responsible for our victory and when they weren't fighting they were playing music, sharing the new jazz sound which influenced not only Europe but the world. My dress, purse, fan, long strand of pearls and headpiece, all purchased from the Peacock Room in the Park Shelton were a smash hit! And as always the ladies who work there had exquisite eyes for helping me put the perfect look together. This place is a gem! Thank you again! Dr. Angela Celeste May

The owner is extremely rude unless the customer spends a great deal of money on the used items.read more

The carhartt store was actually really cool. Located in Detroit we were easily able to find it. It…read morehas it independent parking within the building so you can pull in and park and walk directly in there. Really great selection. The service was good. The options were great. The value was good depending what you bought you could find some really great things. You could even get a student discount if you're in college and show your ID.

Can't beat Carharrt. Great store too with much to choose from including a shoe department and…read moreDetroit specific specialty designs. Rewards program is pretty good too.

The door sign shows stairs. There are no stairs. The entrance is the door on the left. The Detroit…read moreUrban Artifacts sandwich sign should be on the left side instead of on the right side of the main doors with zero door handles that are all locked. The store is on the right, you will start seeing items out in the main corridor. We ended up buying several metal signs for our store and an old black and white poster card of the Dom in Koeln. I used to love walking by there while living in Koeln and every time I was by the Hauptbahnhof. It's a fun store to stroll through and walk through memories of the past. Faygo $550 Vernors $650 Welcome to Detroit $250 One Way $67 Koeln black and white poster card $7 Definitely worth a gander and a visit. You are bound to find some gem.

Love this store! One of the great antique/vintage stores in the area. On the pricier side but not…read moretotally unexpected for the products. Even if not buying anything, it's fun to browse through. There are tons of rooms and areas to explore.

Part of the Peacock Room group that has more casual clothing. Younger vibe but same wonderful…read moreservice. While I think they need to stock up on the larger sizes since they do run out of those but they were able to order my new book dress in a size I needed. Chest requires a larger size than my bottom half. The prices reflects the quality and American made clothing. Service is personal and great. I stop back every few months to see what new items they have.

If you love Frida, you will love this place. My SIL is so into all things Frida so I had to check…read moreit out. They have anything and everything you could imagine with the cartoon or Frida character. They have books, socks, oodles of earrings, scarves, clothes, bags and whatever you can imagine. This is where I go to buy gifts for my Frida fan SIL. She would spend hours in a store like this for sure. It's a fun store and has a ton to eclectic gift items for yourself or whom ever.

Goods is the newest addition to the businesses occupying the ground floor of the Park Shelton…read morebuilding on Woodward next to the DIA (neighboring Good Girls Go To Paris Crepes, Leopold's books, and Wasabi). And a welcome addition indeed! This is a great new stop for a unique gift for yourself or someone else, all done with local Detroit flavor. They carry a whole bunch of handmade stuff from local crafters - jewelry,apparel, dog collars and leashes, paper goods, art, and more. Most items are Detroit themed - a variety of tshirt designs sporting the Detroit Muscle and Defend Detroit slogans. And speaking of shirt designs, Goods will help you create your very own design while you wait. Shirts, bags, hoodies, etc....choose your font, choose your color, choose your style, and walk out with your custom clothing creation. Upon first browse I bought a bracelet for a friend, made of recycled Starbucks gift cards (can't picture it? neither could I before I saw it. Go to the store and check it out!), and there are at least 3-4 other items I have my eye on and may be returning for in the near future. I can't wait to see what else this store will add once they really get up and running. But for only a couple months into business, Goods is certainly delivering!

Got a Michigan/Detroit fan in your life? Goods is the place to get them some goodies. Plenty of…read moret-shirts with Michigan slogans and Detroit pride representin', and even some Michigan mittens (act fast! they're going like hotcakes!) to keep you appendages warm in these cold winter months. Don't see a shirt that's the right style? Don't worry! Even though they have their own selection in baby, kids and adult styles they also do custom orders and can help you design and create your shirt (or shirts) while you wait! As you're hanging on waiting for your order be sure to poke around all their other great stock--jewelry, hair accessories, stationary, cards, pet accessories, etc--all carried here and made by local artists/crafters. They even have a small but lovely selection of children's and women's clothing as well (aside from the t-shirts). The owner Karry is lovely. Very friendly and helpful. Located just across the street from the DIA and Wayne State campus, the shop is situated in a fabulous strip of other local indie shops that are worth your time as well (Leopold's books, Good Girls go to Paris Crepes, and coming soon--a new coffee shop and bakery. Huzzah!). Midtown is hoppin', ya'll, and Goods is a wonderful part of the scene!